【保存版】代償分割　完全攻略

   • 【保存版】換価分割　完全攻略   🏆⬇︎Sign up for the free newsletter and get 5 premium-level perks⬇︎🏆 ✅Problem Analysis Sheet for Institutions with Minimum Consulting Fees of ¥1.32 million ✅E-Book: [A Complete Guide to Maximizing Cost-Effectiveness and Attracting Clients for Inheritance Businesses] ✅3 Exclusive Videos https://souzoku.co/youtube ◆━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━◆ 🏆 Over 10,000 Total Followers 🏆 ⬇︎ Inheritance Business School Official Newsletter ⬇︎ https://souzoku.co/youtube ◆━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━◆ ✅Get this just by signing up for free ╋━━━━━━━━╋ 🏆Luxurious Bonus 1🏆 Problem Analysis Sheet for use in cases with a minimum consulting fee of ¥1.32 million ╋━━━━━━━━╋ 🏆Luxurious Bonus 2🏆 E-book Version Maximizing Cost-Effectiveness The Complete Guide to Attracting Clients for Inheritance Businesses ╋━━━━━━ ━━╋ 🏆Luxury Bonus 3🏆 Limited Video Essentials for Winning High-Value Inheritance Deals ╋━━━━━━━━━╋ 🏆Luxury Bonus 4🏆 Limited Video Maximizing Cost-Effectiveness A Complete Guide to Attracting Customers for Your Inheritance Business ╋━━━━━━━━━╋ 🏆Luxury Bonus 5🏆 Limited Video Roadmap to ¥50 Million in Annual Sales ╋━━━━━━━━╋ We're giving away five of these free gifts! [Register for free here] https://souzoku.co/youtube ◆━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━◆ ✅Table of Contents 00:00:00 Opening 00:03:27 Overview of Compensatory Division 00:11:40 Points to Note about Compensatory Division 00:21:32 Summary ◆━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━◆ [Compensatory Division Overview] Compensatory division is when you receive property in exchange for real estate or other assets that are difficult to divide. In this case, if you give cash in exchange for real estate or other assets, the cash you give in exchange is called compensation. Compensatory division is also used in estate division of homes, when an heir inherits real estate used in a business, or when an heir wants to concentrate company stock in order to take over a company run by the deceased. Furthermore, not only real estate and company stock, but also cash and deposits, have different amounts divided among different accounts, so even if they are divided among them, the amounts may not be equal. Therefore, a common approach is to give the property to one person at a time and then pay an equal amount as compensation. [Points to Note When Dividing Property] Property Valuation for Inheritance Division Real estate is appraised using four, five, or six values. When calculating inheritance tax, an inheritance tax valuation, such as road value multiplied by area, is used. However, when dividing an estate, the inheritance tax valuation is not used. To be precise, any valuation is fine as long as all heirs are in agreement. However, if an inheritance division dispute leads to mediation or litigation, the inheritance tax valuation is not used. So, what valuation should be used? It's the market value. This is the value of the property, or how much it could be sold for. If market value is to be used in a dispute, mediation, or litigation, it's best to use market value from the start. It's important to note that there are many cases where the inheritance tax assessment used to calculate inheritance tax differs significantly from the current market value. A common example is when the inheritance tax assessment for condominiums in metropolitan areas or large cities is often 1/5 or 1/6 of the current market value. This can lead to situations like the one below. For example, suppose there are two heirs, an eldest son and daughter, and the inheritance consists of a condominium unit valued at 20 million yen for inheritance tax and 10 million yen in cash, totaling 30 million yen. In this case, the statutory inheritance share is 15 million yen, or half of 30 million yen. If the eldest son receives a condominium unit worth 20 million yen, the eldest daughter will receive 10 million yen in cash, a difference of 5 million yen. Therefore, the eldest son will have to pay compensation of 5 million yen. However, suppose this condominium unit is located in central Tokyo, and is valued at 20 million yen for inheritance tax, but has a current market value of 100 million yen. In this case, the assets consist of a condominium worth 100 million yen and 10 million yen in cash, totaling 110 million yen. The legal inheritance share in this case is 55 million yen. If the eldest daughter were to receive 10 million yen in cash, she would still be 45 million yen short. Therefore, she would need to receive 45 million yen in compensation to balance the total. But what if someone proposed a 5 million yen compensation? That's bound to cause some dispute, right? As you can see, when considering the division of an inheritance, if the real estate isn't valued at its current market value, it can lead to disputes. Another thing to keep in mind when valuing inherited assets is life insurance. While life insurance itself is not directly related to compensation, it is relevant when calculating legal inheritance and reserved shares. When...